Subway Sports Talk

Host Peter Kennedy goes solo for a New York Minute to discuss the realistic opportunities for the Mets and Yankees to make a playoff run. Obviously more realistic for the Yankees but do they have enough? And can the Mets make this interesting? Plus, the Jets and Giants understandably have some expectations entering this season. With adding Aaron Rodgers and the Giants coming off a playoff birth - what can go wrong? Well, the year ahead for both teams present some challenges.

Hosts Peter Kennedy and Cody O'Connor decide whether or not teams actually moved the needle, for better or worse, as they made moves through free agency. A lot is made about big contracts and new cores being built - but how many teams actually changed their fortunes? We hit the Lakers, Suns, Warriors, Kings, Rockets, Celtics, Bucks, Cavaliers, Sixers, Knicks, and more!

The Designated Hitters are back together with hosts Peter Kennedy, Alec Argento, and Andrew Calagna to talk the lowly Mets and Steve Cohen's perhaps rational but not awe-inspiring comments on Wednesday. Plus, a large debate about the state of the New York Yankees breaks out. Would you rather be in the same spot the Yankees are now or completely mix it up? If you were the Mets would you take on the Yankees position?

Host Peter Kennedy is joined by Glynn Johnson for the third straight year to breakdown the NBA Draft. This NBA Draft preview covers everything from the surefire top three, to the rest of the lottery, and through the sleepers - we give you everything you need to watch the 2023 NBA Draft feeling like you know who is who. Wemby may be one but will it be Scoot Henderson or Brandon Miller at number 2? Will that lead to a big trade? Who are our favorites in the rest of the lottery? Contenders include the Thomson twins, Anthony Black, Gradey Dick, Taylor Hendricks, Jarace Walker, Cam Whitmore, and more. What are the best fits of the draft? Lastly, who will be drafted outside of the lottery that will be a difference maker? The sleepers... if you will.

Host Peter Kennedy goes solo to talk Mets and Yankees in very strenuous times and what this Bradley Beal / Chris Paul trade means not just for the Suns but this current NBA. The Yankees post Aaron Judge injury have been straight up BAD and I have stats to prove it. Have we seen this coming all along with this roster? Do they have any path to be good without superman Judge? The Mets silver linings exist but this team still leaves much to be desired. Is their path to be good more realistic than the Yankees? Plus, with all the names like Damian Lilliard, Zion Williamson, Pascal Siakim, James Harden, and more in rumors - what does this mean for their possible suitors? Is the NBA dealing with extreme parity? What will teams do to actually move the needle? And how will Bradley Beal effect the Suns contender status?

Host Peter Kennedy hops on to talk Mets misery but bring the positivity on that the amazement of Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets. (0:00-16:07) Mets have lost 6 straight and things aren't looking up. Sure you may find some silver linings in the offense putting up some numbers - but this team isn't close to a complete and competent team. The hitting is not good enough to overcome the poor starting rotation and abysmal bullpen. What now? (16:07-32:38) The Nuggets took back the series lead after an impressive Jokic and Murray lead game 3. Is this the beginning of the end for the Heat? Can Jokic make continue to make history? And solidify his place as one of the greats? Do the Heat's 'others' have a few more runs in them or will the Nuggets talent and stars win out as it seems they should.

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Hosts Peter Kennedy and Cody O'Connor breakdown the NBA Finals from all angles: from Jokic and Butler, Murray and Bam, even Caleb Martin and Bruce Brown and everything in between. What are the biggest questions heading into the NBA Finals? First, we try to figure out which NON-FINALS NBA team has the best chance of reaching the finals next year (0:00 - 24:39). The rest of the time we breakdown the Nuggets and Heat, how the Heats unique defense may work or get torched vs. Jokic and this locked in Denver offense. Can the Heat secondary and tertiary players hold up against the deep Nuggets rotation? What will be more important? Rest or Rust? Will homecourt advantage for opponents finally catch up to the Heat? Lastly, we make our official predictions for the 2023 NBA Finals.

Hosts Peter Kennedy and Andrew Calagna have a much needed conversation on the Mets and Yankees slowly and surely getting back on the right track. But is there enough there, for either team, to feel truly confident that they are a contender? Both teams have dealt with injuries, complained about managers, and worried about where offense will come from on a night to night basis - who is more likely to overcome it? Plus, the 'Baby Mets' and how they are not only the best option for the future but right now. Plus, Aaron Judge and Pete Alonso might just have New York on their backs - and that might not be a good thing.

Host Peter Kennedy is joined by Pat Boyle and Cody O'Connor to say goodbye to a great Knicks season but at what cost? What do the Knicks do from here? Should Randle or Barrett be traded? Was this year a win? Is Tom Thibodeau the right coach? And who should they be targeting this offseason? Plus, we preview the Heat vs Celtics and Lakers vs Nuggets. The conference finals rematch from the Bubble Playoffs is back! The stars will be shining but who will come out on top. Do the Heat have another chance to win as underdogs? Can the Lakers health and consistency remain? LeBron James and Anthony Davis will have their hands full with the 1 seed Nuggets lead by Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray. Do the Nuggets have enough defense to stop Lakers? Can AD's legacy become undeniable in this series if he slows down Jokic?

Host Peter Kennedy reacts to both the Knicks big win in game 5 over the Heat plus Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. The Knicks won but was in convincing enough to feel good going into game 6? Have the Heat truly dominated the glass like the narrative makes it seem? Brunson will be good - but how can RJ Barrett and Julius Randle be the heroes? Plus, Pete reacts to the new Guardians of the Galaxy (SPOILERS) and what made it a great movie and impressive end to a trilogy.